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It gives off a strangely 'modern' feel.. Love it btw
great work!
I also really like the Dom (also from Mobile Suit Gundam) and Gelgoog, because they are high-mobility, but still well protected, learning obvious lessons from the successes and failures of the Zaku series MS's. The federation's Gundam outperfroms anything the Zeon can throw at it, single-handedly fueling an arms race of epic scale and scope.
I know the Zeon are a direct (and obvious) analog for Nazi Germany, but I like their tech better than the fed stuff. Plus, they do weird things like make aquatic MS's, and the idea of the Mobile Armor.
long rant... sorry
Also, I believe a Zaku, Gouf and Dom carries a much larger fear factor than a GM. When you see a Zaku, or any suit like it, glare at you with that Omni-eye of theirs, you can easily get a small sense of fear from them. Not to mention their overal appearance, with their spiked shoulder(s), and hulking appearance can easily intimidate enemies.
To make things short, if I were in the Universal Century, I would be piloting a Zeon Mobile Suit, even if I wasn't with Zeon...thought I'd probably join Neo Zeon with Char! SIEG NEO-ZEON!
Plus the ending (though rushed like in every gundam series almost) was really satisfying but sad. All the key players had their loose ends shored up in a way that is really uncommon in modern anime.